Protech Property Solutions provide emergency lighting systems for domestic and commercial sectors throughout Greater London and the Home Counties.

Our qualified electricians install, repair and maintain all aspects of emergency lighting, from upgrading existing systems to designing and installing brand new systems to British standard BS5266.

All our work is carried out by qualified and experienced electricians and comes accompanied with NICEIC certificates.

Protech Property Solutions escape lighting solutions ensure cost-effective, durable and standards compliant lighting for your school, college, factory, warehouse, retail premises, offices or other commercial buildings.

If an emergency arises you need your residents, employees and visitors to be able to find their way out of the building swiftly and safely and a properly installed lighting system is required to enable this to happen.

Protech Property Solutions will take care of everything from design through to installation. Thereafter we provide regular maintenance to ensure everything continues to run smoothly.

Our installation covers the essentials, including:

• Clearly visible escape and exit signs.
• Lighting up the routes to safety.
• Well lit, easy to locate fire safety equipment.
• Testing & inspections

Fitting an emergency lighting system in your premises is mandatory for most businesses. Ensuring that the right units are chosen and installed is only half of the job. Maintaining the units and ensuring continual compliance is an ongoing responsibility.

Emergency lighting should be tested regularly to ensure it is compliant and works correctly, allowing occupants to safely evacuate a building in the event of an emergency.

Protech Property Solutions can offer tailored surveys and testing to suit your requirements ensure compliance, functionality and maintainability of your installation and offer remedial works at affordable rates.

For more information on our lighting solutions please call 0845 604 1288 and speak with one of our friendly team.

Please also read our blog “what you need to know about Emergency Lighting“.